SEVENTEEN's Jun and NCT's Jungwoo arrive in Korea after schedules in Macau. Jun stars in a Chinese film; Jungwoo to release an album.
August/25/2025 14:50
On the afternoon of the 25th, SEVENTEEN's Jun and NCT's Jungwoo arrived in Korea through Incheon International Airport after finishing their schedules in Macau. SEVENTEEN's Jun will play a villain in the Chinese movie 'Capturing the Wind,' and still cuts have been released, with group love also being a topic at the screening. NCT's Jungwoo will announce a special album 'Lucid' in China on May 5.
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